Circular Saw Blade Abraboro 300 mm, 30 mm bore, HM - Profi, for wood with nails

Abraboro circular saw blade 300 mm with a 30 mm bore, HM - Profi design, is intended for cutting wood that contains nails and other metal fasteners. The blade combines a robust steel body with hard-metal (carbide) tipped teeth engineered to resist wear when contacting metal, making it suitable for demolition, renovation and rough carpentry where mixed-material cutting is required. It fits machines with a 30 mm arbor and is optimized for through cuts in wood with embedded metal elements.

Advantages

The hard-metal (HM) tipped teeth provide increased wear resistance and maintain cutting performance when encountering nails or screws. The 300 mm diameter offers a balance between cutting depth and machine compatibility for portable and stationary saws that accept a 30 mm bore. The Profi tooth geometry supports aggressive cutting of mixed materials while preserving blade life under intermittent metal contact. The solid construction ensures stability and reduced vibration during cutting, which contributes to cleaner cuts in wooden workpieces.

Suitable for

• Demolition work involving nail‑embedded timber
• Renovation tasks where mixed material boards are cut
• Rough carpentry and site work with occasional metal fasteners
• Crosscuts and rip cuts in reclaimed or pallet wood

Key specifications

• Diameter: 300 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 30 mm
• Tooth type: hard-metal (HM) tipped
• Design: Profi tooth geometry for mixed-material cutting
• Primary application: wood with metal fasteners (nails, screws)

How to use

Install the blade on a compatible saw with a 30 mm arbor, ensuring correct flange seating and securing the blade according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions. Use appropriate feed rates and steady pressure; allow the hard-metal teeth to do the cutting without forcing the blade. For safety, always wear eye and hearing protection, and ensure workpieces are firmly supported or clamped. Inspect the blade for damage before use and replace it if cracks or missing teeth are detected.

Usage recommendations

Prefer machines with suitable speed ranges for a 300 mm blade and avoid prolonged continuous cutting into solid metal. For best results when cutting wood with frequent nails, use intermittent passes and clear debris regularly to preserve tooth condition and maintain cutting performance.